Young Atlantis activist, Nikita Scott, is on a roll. 

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The 20-year-old singer, activist, model, and community worker was crowned the MWI Phenomenal Miss South Africa on Saturday in her hometown. Nikita, who opened a soup kitchen earlier this month, said she was overwhelmed by the news that she was selected to join a bevy of royalties who form part of the MWI (Magnificent Women Icon) Phenomenal International Pageant for Special Needs People.

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The wheelchair-bound woman was crowned in a special ceremony held with previous royalties. They recognized the work Nikita was doing while her story of overcoming trials and tribulations in her young life was deemed exceptional and inspirational. Nikita was injured in a car accident when she was 17. The then Grade 10 pupil got a lift home with her friend and as their car stood at a red robot, they were hit. Nikita was in a coma for two weeks and left paralyzed from her hips down. But the feisty Maisie overcame her disability, and shyness, by singing on stage and starting a soup kitchen.

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Nikita says: “Being crowned is unreal to me, I still think of that moment when they called my name, when they put the sash on me and the crown on my head.” Nikita looked breathtaking in her white off-the-shoulder dress with a slit and stiletto heels.

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Shumeez Scott, 21, who has Downs, was the first South African to be crowned the MWI Phenomenal Miss SA in Mumbai, India in 2018.

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Miss Scott captured the international title of  MWI Phenomenal Miss 2022 during the gala event at the Roxy Theater in Cape Town SA on Saturday, August 27, 2022. 

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Delegates Code of Conduct:
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I affirm that I am and will continue to be a person of good moral character; that I have not committed and will not commit any act inconsistent with the highest standards of public morals and conventions or that will reflect unfavorably on the pageant, its representatives, sponsors and/or licensees; that I have not appeared in nude or provocative photographs for any film or publication after my appointment, during the preliminary or pageant finals, or during my reign as a Country or Regional MWI/MMI Phenomenal International® Titleholder.

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I will conduct myself in a courteous, professional manner at all times during MWI International® Pageants and while representing a MWI/MMI Phenomenal International® Organization title. I will not slander or libel other contestants, judges, organization staff members or anyone else involved with or connected to MWI/MMI Phenomenal International®. I understand that defamatory verbal and/or written remarks against the MWI/MMI Phenomenal International® Organization prior, during or any time after the Pageant may result in immediate disqualification at the discretion of the MWI/MMI Phenomenal International® Organization, forfeiture of any and all prizes and awards won, and legal charges.

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As of September 1, 2023, Phenomenal International Miss & Mister MWI/MMI will change from a pageant competition

to an  “APPOINTED TITLE” to be held for two (2) consecutive years.

 

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